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Research in NoMaD: Nanoelectronic Materials & Devices Research Group

Research in NoMaD: Nanoelectronic Materials & Devices Research Group. Jonathan P. Bird Department of Electrical Engineering University at Buffalo Buffalo, NY 14260, USA. Presentation Overview. Today I will give an overview of some of the research in my group in the area of nanoelectronics.

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Research in NoMaD: Nanoelectronic Materials & Devices Research Group

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  1. Research in NoMaD:Nanoelectronic Materials & Devices Research Group Jonathan P. Bird Department of Electrical Engineering University at BuffaloBuffalo, NY 14260, USA

  2. Presentation Overview Today I will give an overview of some of the research in my group in the area of nanoelectronics Nanoelectronics … Although the term nanotechnology is generally defined as utilizing technology less than 100 nm in size, nanoelectronics often refers to transistor devices that are so small that inter-atomic interactions & quantum mechanical properties need to be studied extensively … source: Wikipedia 

  3. NoMaD Research in Nanoelectronics: Main Themes  NanoscaleQuantum Transport Phenomena Spontaneous Spin Polarization in 1D Wires Transient Transport Phenomena in Nanodevices  Prototype Device DevelopmentNanoscale Terahertz SensorsReprogrammable Hybrid Nanomagnetic Devices  Characterization of New NanomaterialsMetallic Nanowires, Carbon NanotubesFocused-Beam Nanofabrication Techniques

  4.  NanoscaleQuantum Phenomena: Spin Readout With Nanowires SpinDetector Trapped Spin INPUT Pulse 500 nm All-Electrical Preparation &Readout of Trapped Single Spin! OUTPUTPulse Science 303, 1621 (2004) Phys. Rev. Lett. 92, 096802(2004) Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 136805 (2007)

  5. Prototype Device Development: Nanoscale Terahertz Sensors Appl. Phys. Lett. 92, 223115 (2008)

  6.  Characterization of New Nanomaterials: Metallic Nanowires Magneto-Resistance Hysteresis: Surface Magnetism? Appl. Phys. Lett. 85, 281 (2004) Phys. Rev. B 76, 184404 (2007)

  7. Nanomagnetoelectronics • The marriage of ferromagnetic materials with semiconductor devices offers manypotential advantages: • Integration of logic and memory schemes within the framework of a single hardware • Fast non-volatile memories based on the switching of single magnetic domains •  Reduced power dissipation associated with the storage of non- volatile memory in magnetic form Semiconductor approaches lagging far behind metal-based technology

  8. Nanomagnetoelectronics: Mag-FET for Integrated Logic & Memory • We are exploring the implementation of a Ferro-FET that adds non-volatile memory capability to the logic functionality of FETs •  This is achieved by using a nanoscale ferromagnet as the gate and manipulating its magnetic fringe fields to control the current

  9. Nanomagnetoelectronics: Mag-FET for Integrated Logic & Memory Hysteretic MR that is strongly enhanced in the threshold regime!

  10. Nanomagnetoelectronics: Mag-FET for Integrated Logic & Memory • In spite of the promise of these results, there are many issues that must be overcome in order to implement the Ferro-FET as a viable technology Operation temperature must be increased above 300 K  Amplitude of tunneling magneto-resistance must be increased  Convenient means to switch the gate magnetization is needed  … • Solution of these problems could provide new advances however in the field of reprogrammable electronics

  11. For More Details, Please See: www.eng.buffalo.edu/~jbird

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